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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-22
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Festivities III Honor OF fhe Emperor
WilIian.'s NiRetIeIh Birthday
are Well Under Way
Come Ction with the Rec lat Attempt
OIL the GzaI's Life.
t3'rmany.
THE KAESER'S BIRTHDAY.


BERLIN, March 2I.-The r. ichstag has
passed to second reading the arny budget
bill, agreeing by large maj ority TO vote
the grant which was several times re-
jeCted by the former ReiChstag for the
construction of military schools for non
commissioned officers at Neubrisach.
The Emperor Williams birthday fes-
Invites virtually began yesterday, many
soc ieties and clubs throughout Ger
many holding reunions in honor OF
the occasion. The influx of strangers
into Berlin continued to-day IN front of
the EmperOr's parlOr even greater than
yesterday, and there was similar demon
stration, the crowd chanting tn hymn
"Heil dir Siegerkranz." The day was
observed as general holiday, and the
streets were thrOnged with people watch
ing the completion Of the decorations.
The fairs are gorgeous with flags and
floral designs; the weather clear and cold.
There was constant stream Of equip
ages along London avenue of royalties
exchanging visits or going to the palace.
The Prince of Wales, the Archduke
Rudolph and the Grand Duke Vladimir
were especially ovated. Among the ar
rivals are the King and Queen Of ROu-
mania, the Crown Prince Of Denmark,
the King and Queen of Saxony and
Prince Louis OF Bavaria The Emperor
in the afternoon gave special audience to
the foreign ENJOYS, headed by Mgr.
G4lemberti. Count Herbert Bismarck
officisted at the reception. This was the
only official reception of the day. After
ward there was a state dinner to the
royal guests.
The students, at reunion this after
noon, made final arrangements for q
torchlight procession tonight, and for
the reception of delegates from German
universities. 1t is reported that many
pardons will be announced tomorrow,
and civil and military hOnors viii be con-
ferred. The Gazette says DR.. Lauer, the
body physician of the Emperor, will re-
ceive 800, 600 marks, with O statement
recognizing his efficient services. The
Berlin municipality will give 800, 900
marks to William and Augusta benev0-
lent institution. The Emperor will re-
Ceive tomorrow the municipal delegates
10 present donations.
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be summoned, the Car retaining the
right to decide with the majority or mi
nority as he pleases; that the press be
granted freedom of speech and that pOlit-
ical prisoners be amnestied.
TIE PRESS CENSURED.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 2l-The
Official Gazette censures the Russian
press for revivlng the allegation that the
relations between Russia and Germany
are untriendly despite the governments
denial. The paper adds, that the revival
of this statement is especially censured
Just now, because 1t is made SO soon after
the execution of the bloody ludg-
ment st Rustchuck, for which many
partisan iournsls have held Germany and
her agents in Bulgaria responsible. The
Gazette in conclusion says: "Such state
men'5 are an idle calumny. Russia is
perfectly satisfied in combining her inter
ests to Germany's agents in Bulgaria.
Newspaper statements discrediting the
measure are groundless."
AN OFFICER SENT TO SIBERIA
ST. PETERSBURG, March PA sensa-
tIon has been created here by The removal
OF Colonel Sassontitch from command of
the GreEadiers to regiment on the Sibe-
risn frontier. The GrenadierS, it is said,
were becoming imbued with revolutionary
ideas. Colonel Sassontitch is brother
OF the famous Vara Sassontitch.
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Russia.


SENTENCE PASSED on THE CAR.
ST. PETERSBURG, March Pit is re-
ported that the Gar has received q letter
dated March /, from the executive OF the
Nlhiliot committee informing him that at
the sitting of the committee, February
%, he was condemned TO death, and that
fifty members were appointed to execute
the St nteGCe.
COSSTITUTOSALISF MANIFESTO.
VIENNA, March PA manifesto by
the Russian Constitutions lists was pub
lIshed here Yesterday. They Iepudiate
any connection with the recent attempt
on the life of the Gar. TIE manifesto
enumers:es the party's view OF the pres
ent regime, especially emphasizing that
OF humbIing Itself before Prince Bis
marck. The chief points of the party's
creed are: That a consultative chamber
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OUR PREMIUM STOVE.
Tn CIga ". +. Lake,

Tn caga ". +. Lake,
S'ate Agent, we hay
secured a No. Z CHAR
TER OAK STOVE,
Win complete set Of
u:ensJs-53iu number,
to be given away in
our next distribution.
The reputation Of the
Charter Oak" is es
tabIisAed, end it only
necessary to cay to our
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1t is whispefed among the well informed
N Germany that the Emperor William Is
about as near his death IS living man
can be. There is no belief that be can
survive the spring.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-22
Bulgaria.
TO REFLECT ALEXANDER.

7 MT I1I1HOI ALhAAINDhh'
LONDON, March q The Posts Vienna
correspondent says majority of the Bull
gArian delegates are resolved TO re-elect
Alexander king Of Bulgaria just as soon
the regents deem it oppOrtune.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-22
- MRntrG.

Ten thousand dozen ployer at the
Queen City Market. Will pay 10 cents
per dozen for BLACK legs. and so cents per
dozen for grasssplover in goea order.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-08-17


STATE uF KANSAS.
COUNTY 90 BAnnEu.
In tho District Court u and lor Barber coun-
ty. hau.Jf.
Tho Davidson Investment Company.
Corporation, plnintia,
against
Prank I.gfcyrr and Mary A.Infcpc
defendants.
Tho state OF Kansas t1 tle said defendants,
Frank Lafcvrc and Mary a. Ltfcyre:
QAfp defendants viii tasc notice that they
~ have boon sued in the above entitled action,
upon % DIud fur the sum of ThrcC Hundred
Dollar, with Interest, execute by said defend.
ants a. J. %. Davidson. now owned hy plaintiff
aud upon two pruui fsury notes, iur Fifteen
Dollar each, with Interest. executed hy said
dCfcnhu t0 The Davidson Loan Company.
and nov owned by p,Dutr, said bond and
notes hs. secured by mortgages upon The real
estate hereinafter described; and chat aaid de-
PENDANTS must answer tsn TUfitiCu which hHs
boon hlgi in euid action, ga Ur before the I'd
taken D4 ttTic, AMI Judgment for the sum OF
Ihroc hundred uud Thirty Dollars, with in
forest Cl Three Hundred and Fifteen Dollars,
~ y .fD "nt pr uunu from juno l-t, 1875,
and Interest N Fifteen I'D Tor from June ist
lsti, az D. pcr cont. per rutuan. viii be- entered
nccUriiufig. md .uso Jll- 1lcnt OF forccius-
urc OF tvo uotDfrlC., given 60 scCuro said
bond uud notes. viii bc entered. and nn order
Of sale entered tUr tlC s.It Uf the real estate
dcscrlbcd in s.ill mortgages, tu-wit;
Tho southwest ru1rtor OF section twenty CW
Of tQwn'tlp thrty-twO cil south, OF rnnge
eleven nD, west OF Gth p. m. Barber county.
Kansas.
Said defendants will also take notice that I'm
the above entitled action the following desert
bed real estate, situate In Barber county, state
OF Kansas. and owned Ay said defendant. Mary
"A. LafCyrc, tO-wit: The west half of the south
east quarter of section twenty C3Ol. township
thirty-two (fl south, Otrnngo eleven I'D west
OF 9th y. m. has boon attached, ana " they fail
10 appear In said action, judgment win be rem
dercd thCrCin sustaining said attachment, aud
nm order OF sale will De entered for the sale of
said attached property.
Dated August Sth, 1857.
Attost::
ISonl.l FRANK HOLMES.
III Clerk Of the District Court
EDWARDS 4 NOBLE, Attys for Pitim.
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Kansas Avenue West.
Washington Avenue. East.

Cook, Standiford 81 Co.'S I'd Addition.
Let Blk Taxi 10 30
- 2......s2H - 81. Il
Cook, Standiford 81 Co. s Sd Addition.
Lot - blk 2.....* 81 Lot Al blk a.. II
Lot 3 blk g.. az
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-08-17
sHERIFFs SALE.
In the District Court Of Barber county. state OF
Kansas.
Attica State Bank, plaintiff.

I'm the District Court Of Barber county, state Of
Kansas.
Attioa state Bank plaintiff.
versus
%. II. Davis aud T.. VI. scay. defendants.
D1 VIRTUE Of nm execution. 10 me directed.
- issued out Of the District Court Of barber
county, Kansas, ia the above entitled action,
i, Charles ID. Nelson, sheriff OF Barber Coun-
~. Kansas, viii, ON
SATURDAY, THE lOru DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
A. d., 1851, ut o'clock y. n. OF said day. az
tho front door Uf tho courthouse. i'm Medicine
Lodge. Bnrhcr county, Kansas, offer for SALE
at public auction, to the highest bidder Tor
cash la hand, all OF the following described
property, to-wit. Lot number twenty-five 80.
w block number twenty Ceu. In HCnton's dddi-
ton to the rpwn Of sharon. Barber county
Kansas, levied upon n the property Of %. H.
Davis, In the above entitled action. nud ap-
praised ~ Twun Hundred Dollars tSsOO UU Co sat
isfy the above plaintin- claim on Fitty-Thrcc
Dollars and Three Cents NHOp, uud costs OF
this sale, together with interest mo spcr cent.
from July ~. i-s1.
Given under my hand thIa. on DAY uf AUGUST
A. D., 49,.
CHARLES y. NELSON.
N sheriff ct Barber county, Kansas.
BY Gro. ". -rEvENa, Cudor sheriff.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-08-17

Mullen live at home. and make more
WIFI money nj work for us. than M any,
hEAtb thing else in this world Capifaj not
sHHEtneeded; you are started free Roth
- sexes; all ages. Any one car do the
$3.50. Large earnings sure from flrst start
Sos.y gntht ani terms free. Better rot DELAY
md out; II you are wise YOU will io ~ =, , 49,
=. HAItkrx 4 CO., Portland, Maine, -
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Land once ut Larncd, hans, July g. 1851.
Notice IA hereby given that the following
named settler has nlod notice of his intention
Co mako nnal proof In support OF his pre-
CmptiOn claim, and that said proof will bee made
before the clerk of the district court of Bar
Der county, Kansas, at Medicine Lodge, Kan
Bas, on September lb, 1857. viz: James MCDan-
icl, o. ID. y No. 13S0S. for the sc IA sc "A see T.
and ne Nn-c \ sec rs, twp ~, range 10.
He names the following Witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land viz:
William Palmer, John McNonc, W A Clink-
scales, q A Martin, all of DeCrhcad. Barber
county. Kansas.
N 10 w. II. BHOwNLEE, Register.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-08-17
Land once at Harmed. Rams. july N. IsSs.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has flcd notice OF his intention
20 make Anal proof I'm support OF his claim.
and that said proof will be made before tho
clerk OF the district court OF Barber county,
az Medicine Lodge. Kansas, on September =
1881, via; William W. Chambers, q. ID. =. No.
1tl2t. Tor the Sc a NV "A ana NV 4 sc a. and
ne a s-w n soc ~, twp ~ range 10.
Ho nance the following witnesses TO prove
hlscontiuuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. viz:
ES Kcnncy, w T. Hunt, w y sexton. A 4
Seward. j Kcnncy, William Seward. Dan
Callahan. Charley smith. al OF sexton post
ofnoo. Barber county. Kansas.
olt W. r. BRowNLUE. Register.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-08-17

Notice Il hereby given that the following.
named settler hns fled notice Of his intention
TO mako final proof In suppOr ct his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
clerk of the district court of Barber county.
Kansas, at Medicine Lodge, Kansas. on Sep
TENDER 20, 1897, viz: Joseph Fash. ~. $. No.
12aOO, for the NV \ NO a sec o, twp 90 south.
of range ~ west.
Ho names tho following witnesses Co prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultiya-
tion of said land, viz:
John McGrcgor, front Jones. q Fetch.
John Rcams, all of Eldrcd pUstuiiicc, barber
county, Kansas
II 10 W. II. BRowNLEE Register.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-08-17

Notice IS hereby given that the following
named settler has hlcd notice of his intention
10 make final proof In support Of his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
clerk of tho district court of Barber coun-
TENDER Il, 1857. viz. Edward Piper ID. \. 1titp
FOR the y Sc \ sec -, and " 4 sw 4 sec n,
twp q. range ~ west
He names the following witnesses To- prove
his continuous residence upon ana cultivation
OF said land. viz:
James Ilartzell. John X. Root. Ellsworth
Law, \ W shaw, all OF Medicine Lodge post
ofice, Barber county. Kansas.
III 10 W. X. BROwNLEF, Register.
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AssInNEF,s NOTICE

In the matter OF the assignment OF Ambrose
Allcn-W. II. Rouse, assignee.
NOTICE Il hereby given that upon the FIRST
~ day Of the next regular term OF the District
Court Of barber county, Kansas, 1. the under
signed, assignee Of Ambrose Allen, will apply
Co said district court for q discharge from said
trust, ana will Me my petition I'm said court at
said time, for such discharge, conformable to
tho laws OF the state Of Kansas relating TO vol
untary assignments for the benefit OF creditors
llt6 W. II. ROUSE. Assignee.
@. W ELLIS aud W. H. MCCAGUE, Attorneys.
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Land Uthcc az Llrnod, NNn1-. July ~ leoI.
Notice IL hereby given that thc fcii1winr-
named settler has iicd notice ui bic iuicutiCn
20 make ilnal prCui in support ~ HE claim. erd
probate Judge On and Tor barber corntr.
Kansas. 81 Medicine lcdgc. kouses, on cop-
TENDER A. 1857, viz; hntlln ~rurss. ID ID No.
range n west.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and Cultiva-
eion of said land viz.
John 4. rhurston. Grluf Randolph. Charles
Blrane, William Rogers. an "a Mumford post
"a W. Il. DHownEr, Register.
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Notice a hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of ms intention
90 make final proof IN support OF his claim
and that said proof will be mndc before the
clerk OF the district court, az Medicine TOl1e
Kansas, on September ~, i-t1, viz. LCtty A..
N, twpJl south. rungc II west, Barber county,
Kansas.
flo names tho following witnesses 20 prove
ton Of said land, VIZ;
John shircman, John Motor, boy Cunning
ham, w Crawford, al OF Medicine Lodge
rostofiCc, Kansas.
10 rs W. II. BuOwNLEE, Rcgister
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Land OniCc at Harmed, Kama, July "a iss7.

7''7' ~ ~ ''7'I ~ IITI"7I VII u I"7I
Notice r. hCrUhy given that the following
named sCttcr has hlcd notice of his intention
TO mako fiual proof I'm support Of his claim
aud that snid proof will be made before tho
district clerk OF Barber county. Kansas rt
Medicine Lodge, Kansas, Ca September ~.
1881. viz; Green II. Greer, q. n. s. No. 1914.
Tor tho y NV =, n-w "a saw y sec ~. and A. 4
4 so sec ~. twp % south, Of range ~ west
He names tho following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz.
John Hall, Mathis CrOwdus, Peleg Lake aud
Charles l. HammRcx, all OF Lake city, Kansas.
no q W. n. BROwNLEE, Horistcr
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
List or TRACTS AND LOTS TO BE SOLD BY TIE
COUNTY TREASURER FOR THE NoS-PAYMEsT
or TAxRs.
ST ATE M RANaao
STATE OF KANSAS,
BARHER COUNTY -

Notice Is hereby given thaton to-wit; :. The
hrst Tuesday OF September, A. D., 1857. the
same being the 9th day OF said month, and the
next succeeding days, will sell ut public auc-
ton at my Office, In the city of Medicine
Lodge, Tor taxes and charges thereon. for the
year 1885 and previous years, so much of each
1.-THE following described tracts of land or
town lots situated I'm the county OF Barber.
purpose to-wit:
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witness my hand at nv o,,,,.s. 4, .,o,,..,..
x KANSAS this tho 2etb day of july' a
JOHN RoGBRs
County Treasurer.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-08-17

Notice IL hereby given that the following
naupd settler has filed notice OF his intention
20 make hnal proof In support Of his claim
and that sud proof viii be made before the
clerk OF the district court OF Barber county
Kansas, at Medicine Lodge. Kansas, ON Sep
tcmbCr ~, 1887, viz; Chester i. Long. IN. t. No
1871, for the lot and 80 n ne "a soc A. and
lot and saw y NV "A sec 2, I'm twp 81! south. of
range % weat
He names tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton OF said land va:
@ "A Graves Robert Yates, Y Grant. Of
HcndriCksOn, OF Lake City, Barber county.
Kansas; Albert l. Freeman, OF Medicine Lodge
Barber county, Kansas.
lOls w. n. nnowNLEE. Rcglsier.
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